Sentence examples for study that advocated from inspiring English sources

Our findings are in contrast to a recent study that advocated CART modelling to develop a prediction rule for CT scanning in children [ 4].

"This kind of decision is made very slowly in China, after many interested parties have had a chance to express their views," said Zhang Yaxiong, a senior economist at the State Information Center, a Beijing research group, who wrote a widely circulated study that advocated a freer exchange rate.

Schunck's work [20] is another study that advocates the use of derivatives of Gaussian filters with different variances to detect intensity changes at different resolution scales.

Most studies that advocate selected tests have errors in study design or significant bias, or both.

Last year, economists at the Desjardins Group, an association of Canadian credit unions, published a study that strongly advocated the elimination of the Canadian one-cent coin, which would most likely be followed by the elimination of the five-cent coin as well.

This study reinforces the findings of an earlier study in high-income countries that advocated the need to add the empowerment condition in the Accountability for Reasonableness framework (22).

Lemisch was part of a movement that advocated studying the history of ordinary people—"history from the bottom up," as he described it.

Anti-immigrant sentiment in the state, firmly opposed by Ms. Giffords, has reached the point where Latino studies programs that advocate ethnic solidarity have actually been made illegal.

This perspective fits with recent studies that advocated the importance of considering what is specific to reading not only as a set of localized regions but also in terms of specific interactions and networks (see discussion in Reinke et al. 2008).

The study, by groups that advocate campaign finance reform, found that the so-called pay-to-play system that has long motivated contributions to candidates at the state level has filtered down to the local level, with gifts to mayoral, town council and even school board candidates skyrocketing over the last 10 years.

The baseline scenario for this study was that advocated by WHO (3 ) and was also used previously by Meltzer et al. (18 ).